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Priority # 1 ... make sure you have a backup procedure installed to save a copy of all data files on the server every single day. Then ... USE IT ! Do not backup to another directory on your hard disk. Backup to a separate disk ... CD, ZIP disk, or a drive on another computer ... but do it EVERY DAY !
There is a natural desire among computer users to jump right in and start using software before reading any instructions. The fact that you have arrived at this page is admirable ... and we would ask that you carefully review this documentation before starting to use The Auto Shop Writer 8 in your business.
Your company uses important tools to provide services to your clients. The skill does not lie in the tool itself, but how it is used by the technician who performs the work. Unless they are knowledgeable about how to properly use that tool, they can often walk away from a job frustrated, and perhaps causing more trouble then they attempted to resolve.
The same applies to software. You become skilled by reading this documentation. It provides the guidance for using a tool that was developed with over 20 years of experience, and input from your fellow business professionals on a nearly daily basis. This is a comprehensive management system to process information on all aspects of your business and your relationships with your clients. It provides a tremendous boost to your business if used properly.
Why not just email or call whenever you have a question ? Because if the answer is not available immediately, you will be frustrated waiting for a reply. However, most questions are answered in this document, and you can have them immediately. The trouble shooting section, for example, focuses on questions we are often asked.
Now that you've come this far, he are some quick guidelines on how you can find all the answers you need in the documentation.
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